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USAJOBS · 4 months ago

Deckhand (Shipkeeper)

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking a Deckhand (Shipkeeper) to provide operations and maintenance for civil works projects. The role involves overseeing water navigation, flood damage, geospatial data, and coastal management efforts.

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Responsibilities

While assigned to a vessel, works under the supervision of the Master or Small Boat Operator and follows established operating practices and techniques associated with waterway missions and floating plant maintenance
Performs general maintenance work, repair and paint decks, hulls, superstructure and interior spaces of vessels
Operates cargo gear and deck machinery, rigging booms, handling lines during docking, moving and towing operations, and mending lines and canvas
Stands lookout, security and wheel watches
Connects and disconnects hoses and pipelines
Operates fishing gear and similar work

Qualification

Merchant Marine CredentialTransportation Worker Identification CredentialVessel OperationsWaterway MissionsGeneral MaintenancePhysical Fitness

Required

Ability to do the work of a Deckhand (Shipkeeper), XF-5788-06 without more than normal supervision which includes; docking and undocking to support watercraft movement, skilled in waterway missions, safe vessel operations, and maintaining the upkeep of the vessel
A valid Merchant Marine Credential for Ordinary Seaman
A valid Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
Moderately heavy physical effort is required in lifting and carrying objects weighing up to 50 pounds; work in stretched and cramped positions
Works both inside and outside during a variety of weather conditions and climates, including extremes of heat and cold and heavy rainfall
There is a danger of slipping from a vessel into water with possibility of physical injury or drowning
On-shore work may involve working in mud, snow, or ice in dirty or cramped situations

Benefits

A career with the U.S. government provides employees with a comprehensive benefits package. As a federal employee, you and your family will have access to a range of benefits that are designed to make your federal career very rewarding.

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